Pharmacology Matters

1. What inspired you to study pharmacology at university? 

I’ve always loved biology and laboratory science, which led me to study lab science in…

‘She emphasised that although she is physically disabled, her mind is still intelligent, and that often people are not genuinely interested in the…

 Interviewed by Dr Aisah Aubdool 
 

1. What inspired you to pursue a career in industry? 

I wanted to gain an understanding of how new therapies are…

It has become a recurring joke amongst regular attendees at Society meetings that whenever I show up, you are going to hear about something to do with…

For decades, animal models have played a crucial role in biomedical research and drug development. From understanding disease mechanisms to evaluating…

Introduction: A Leap Forward in Antibiotic Research

Antibiotic resistance is one of the greatest threats to modern medicine. Once-powerful drugs are…

After three years as the Society’s Communications Manager, I’m leaving the BPS. During this time, I’ve proudly taken on the role of Managing Editor of…

Catriona Waitt is a Professor of Clinical Pharmacology and Global Health at the University of Liverpool. In 2015, with a Wellcome Clinical Research…

We are pleased to share the results of the first Pharmacomedy competition, which ran from December 2024-January 2025. 

The Drug Discovery and Team Science Doctoral Training Programme (DTP) at the University of Nottingham explore how team science enhances the…

In the fight against spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), few treatments have reshaped the landscape like Zolgensma (onasemnogene abeparvovec). Priced at a…

Running a clinical research team is a complex progress, but seeing the team come to life must be an amazing experience. In this edition of Meet The…